SB 923 is Law: CCPA deletion rights now reach third-party data
getprivisy.comThe bill in question: https://calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org/bills/ca_202520260sb...
The future of the internet is here. I get blocked from even visiting the site.
Yes same here. "Blocked pls email the site admin"
Someone was asking me the other day about how to scrub things from the internet which I assume is what this was about. I told them is not possible, if the data is out there is out there. I don't see how making a law will change that but since I can't see what it even is they are proposing maybe they finally figured it out!
"Someone was asking me the other day how to keep thieves from stealing my car. I told them it is not possible, if the car is on the street it is on the street. I don't see how making a law will change that..."
Consider that some steps, although not a 100% fix, are still better than nothing. Lock your car doors, or in this case, hand consumers the keys to their digital lives so they can lock their digital doors if they want.
Same here
And here. Someone's overzealous with the filters.
I can't read it either.
I thought I was the only one who had to deal with this nonsense
How does the website owner know if the removal request is legitimate and not an unauthorized third party requesting removal?
It's complicated ;)
1) California is rolling out DROP where its residents can sign up with proof of identification and then submit deletion requests they'll broadcast to data brokers. 2) Companies have to provide a means to submit a request, and soon that will be required via a web form (rather than a plan email request). In theory it means you request deletion for an account you can prove you own with an account number and some PII. The ironies of providing PII to remove PII isn't missed.
I'm blocked via their CloudFlare setup. Is it because I am based in Europe?
It has lately been blocking me even in the US while on a mobile device, sending me auto-captchas in a loop. It is utterly ridiculous.